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I need your help
Not the help you want to give
I need your help
I told you the first time I wanted to die, but now I want to live
Can you help me out?
Did you cry real tears
Can you help me out?
"How did we get here?"
If you want to know, then I'll tell you so
You got a lot to do with the hospital
Look at yourself through a different lens
Look at your kids as if you dare to understand
Please share the wealth in a way that matters
I don't need to spend a dime of it, cause I'm asking
Can you help me out?
Did you cry real tears
Can you help me out?
"How did we get here?"
If you want to know, then I'll tell you so
You got a lot to do with the hospital
I need your help, I need to exist
Outside of these boxes that I have been in
I need your help, I'm afraid to ask
Because a simple "no", is gonna really fucking last after all that
So
Can you help me out?
Did you cry real tears
Can you help me out?
"How did we get here?"
If you want to know, then I'll tell you so
You got a lot to do with the hospital
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Friend Hell West Virginia
unprofessional pop punk folk rock nonsense
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